Businesses unprepared for incoming anti-terrorism law
Over three quarters of businesses aren’t confident that they will be able to comply with new anti-terrorism requirements, according to research by Gallagher.
Martyn’s Law, officially the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill, is expected to be put before parliament and pass into law later this year.
A draft of the bill was published last spring and
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